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No. The realm of science is what is measurable and expressible in equations and experiment.is it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
is it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
is it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
dark energyis it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
dark energy
dark matter
no proof
dark energy
dark matter
no proof
I think science is a good tool for humans to understand this physical realm better, but in my mind i can not see science will get physical proof from the spiritual real, i do thinkis it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
Not necessarily, because religion can neither be proven nor disproven as it is, yet some things, like whether an ice cube is melted by the body temperature of an ox, can in theory be tested.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!No I don't think so. There are things in Science that aren't necessarily proven either, but we assume, because the models and mathematics seems to indicate the possibility. Kinda like how we "know" there is Dark matter.
Both Science and Religion require faith to some degree.
materialistically science is the go to? spiritually we know a mind exists, we just can't prove some things about it?I think science is a good tool for humans to understand this physical realm better, but in my mind i can not see science will get physical proof from the spiritual real, i do think
the spiritual realm can only be experienced though practicing a spiritual teaching. Because we do not ser the spiritual realm with our physical eyes, only with the wisdom eye. That is how i understand it
Science is the ultimate query into the existence of `NOW`
Religion is the ultimate query into our own imaginations.
materialistically science is the go to? spiritually we know a mind exists, we just can't prove some things about it?
beliefs can be tested against reality; if questioned
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
Science does not provide 'proof' of anything. It can only provide limited, relative, functional validation (or invalidation) for a proposed theory. So expecting science to 'prove' anything would be irrational.is it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
is it hypocritical and ironic to expect scientific proof while holding a belief in something unproveable?
...or distinguished from the non-existing or sheer imagination.The realm of the Divine cannot be measured or expressed as equations.